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Toddler Milestones: 3 1/2 years old

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Jaycelle Avatar Jaycelle
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💙 TODDLER MILESTONES 💙

So this month of June my #LittleAdamBryce turned 3 years and 6 months old and his developments and milestones are very obvious. I really have a big boy already!🤩💙

🌀He started wanting to shower and take a bath on his own! Of course, we don’t let him go alone, we’re still supervising him in the bathroom. He super enjoys the shower🚿 and washing his body, but he finds it icky to wash or touch his butt.😅😂

🌀He’s super into arts & crafts. He discovered painting/colouring/drawing AND THEN CUTTING his artwork AND THEN TAPING them together to form something. In short, he discovered using scissors ✂️and scotch tape (we immediately bought him his new supplies from @nationalbookstore)

🌀He started wanting to wear his home slippers and outdoors slippers! I just wish he would always remember to wear his home slippers so we can prolong the cleanliness of our bed! 🛏😅

Our toddlers are amazing! What other cute and stunning development and milestone did you notice with your toddler at this same age?

💧On another note, we’re currently trying @johnsonsbabyph’s newest and gentlest #CottonTouch Head-to-Toe Wash. We love the super gentle scent, the “no tears” formula and how moisturizing it is on his skin!😍

Photo by: @briansahagun, #DaddyPhotographer, #InstagramHusband

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Pasyal at Megamall – Of Pastry Hoarding and Toy Guns

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Brian Dys Avatar Brian Dys
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In a routine errand day, we went to Megamall to get Jaycelle’s custom-made rubber stamp and of course, Bryce’s visit to the toy store.

Read to Go Malling
Jaycelle and Bryce waiting for the red blinking light.

The plan was for Jaycelle and Bryce to head there first and after work, I would follow. It was a walking distance of only 2 km. from the office to the mall.

Waiting for Our Ride
Lounging at Flair lobby while waiting for our ride.

There at Toy Kingdom, I met with Jaycelle and Bryce. As usual, Bryce had his wide-eyed expression with all the different toy sections inside the store. At his age of three and a half, he was still satisfied playing with the toys in their unopened packaging. Most of the time we would leave toy stores empty-handed—but not today.

We bought the cheapest X-Shot toy gun because of all the tissue cores lying around the house. Apart from serving as blank canvases for Bryce’s artworks, we thought of stacking and “bunging” (read: hitting) them with foam bullets.

Horsie
Bryce horsing around at Toy Kingdom.
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